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Couple Florence Finds From the Treasure Coast. Finds and photo by D. Renken. |
He also sent me photos of a large sheet of shipwreck copper that he found some time ago (below). He made a great wall display out of the copper and some spikes and nails.
Wall Display Of Shipwreck Copper, Lead, Spikes, Nails etc. Finds and photo by D. Renken. |
Makers Mark on Copper Sheathing. Photo by D. Renken. |
That is the kind of display I highly recommend. You will get more pleasure out of your finds if you clean them up and make a nice display. This is a beautiful example.
Thanks for the photos D.
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I need to clarify something I said yesterday. I said something like, I'm not a serious detectorist anymore. I only meant that I don't detect a lot. I didn't mean to suggest that I lost interest. I am every bit as interested in detecting as I ever was. I just don't get the opportunity to do it much. I now have responsibilities that keep me from going out a lot. I very much regret not being able to hunt more. As a result I have to make the best use of my limited time in the field, which makes it even more important to make the most efficient use of my time. That means I study to improve my effectiveness even more. I also spend more time studying finds, and have learned a lot that way.
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83 foot wave? Wow!
https://www.wptv.com/news/local-news/water-cooler/hurricane-florence-creates-monster-83-foot-wave
Thanks to Jorge Y. for that link.
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Mystery Find. Find and photo by Scott C. |
To me it looks like a buckle, or perhaps a drawer pull. What do you think.
I have no idea of age. If it is cleaned up, there might be a mark.
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Source: nhc.noaa.gov |
Isaac as dissipated.
Joyce and Helen will stay far out in the Atlantic.
Maybe we'll get some good Fall storms. It is not uncommon. Florence didn't really do much for us despite the high water.
Source: MagicSeaWeed.com. |
I have a few more finds to show later.
Happy hunting,
TreasureGuide@comcast.net